Patriots' Day

By a recent resolution of the Ann Arxr School Board, it was resolved to set side one day in the school year to be known as Patriota' Day, to be spent in eaching patriotism to the children. To-day is the first observation of that )ay. At the high school, we understand, no notice has been taken of the occaion, but in the ward schools the event s being observed in a very commendable inanner, and all the school rooms have been handsomely decorated for ;he occasion. The following detail has been made rom Welch Post G. A. R. to atteud the 'arious wards : High sc1ko1- Col. H. S. Dean, H. Soule and J. T. Jacobs. lst ward - J. Q. A. Sessions, Eob't Campbell and F. Pistorious. 2nd ward - W. K. Childs, Conrad Noli, H. P. Lamb and A. D. Markham. 3rd ward - Hi A. Sweet, J. B. Saunders and W. J. Clark. 4th ward- Herman Krapf, J. Laughin, A. C. Kingisbury and Maj. Wm. C. Stevens. 5th ward- J. M. Perkins, Eli Manly, Elliott Williams and Nelson S. Garlingïouse. Oth ward- A. F. Martin, N. P. Danorth and M. 0. Cranilell.